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1 gesund
Adj.; gesünder, am gesündesten1. (Ggs. krank) Person: healthy, präd. auch (very) well; (fit) fit; Organ, Schlaf, Zähne: sound, healthy; Tier, Pflanze: healthy; gesund und munter umg. as fit as a fiddle, in the pink; geistig gesund sane; körperlich und geistig gesund physically and mentally fit, sound in body and mind; jemanden gesund machen / pflegen restore s.o. to / nurse s.o. back to health; ( wieder) gesund werden get better, get well, recover; sich nicht ganz gesund fühlen not feel very well; Ihre Leber etc. ist gesund auch is in (perfectly) good shape; wir machen dich schon wieder gesund we’ll get you back on your feet again; bleib ( schön) gesund! look after yourself; sonst bist du gesund? iro. but apart from that you’re fine?, are you sure you’re feeling all right?; der ist doch nicht ganz gesund! umg. he needs his head examined2. Nahrung etc.: good ( für for), wholesome; Lebensweise: healthy; Obst ist gesund fruit is good for you; Schokolade ist für die Zähne nicht gesund chocolate is bad for your teeth; das schmeckt gesund umg., iro. it tastes like it must be good for you; das ist ganz gesund für ihn fig. it’ll do him good; zu wenig Schlaf ist nicht gesund too little sleep is not good for the health3. (von Gesundheit zeugend) Bräune, Farbe: healthy; eine gesunde Farbe haben have a healthy colo(u)r4. fig. Firma, Instinkt etc.: sound5. fig. (natürlich, normal) Misstrauen etc.: healthy; (vernünftig) Ansichten: sound, healthy; gesunder Menschenverstand (sound) common sense; eine gesunde Einstellung haben zu have a healthy attitude toward(s)* * *(heilsam) salutary; wholesome; healthful; salubrious;(kräftig) sound; hearty; ruddy; good;(nicht krank) hale; well; healthy* * *ge|sụnd [gə'zʊnt]1. adj comp -er or ordm;er[gə'zʏndɐ] superl -este(r, s) or ordm;este(r, s) [gə'zʏndəstə] (allgemein) healthy; (= arbeits-, leistungsfähig) fit; Unternehmen, Politik sound; (= heilsam) Lehre salutaryfrisch und gesund, gesund und munter, gesund wie ein Fisch (im Wasser) — in the pink (Brit), hale and hearty (esp Brit), (as) sound as a bell
sonst bist du gesund? (iro inf) — are you feeling all right? (iro), you need your head examined (inf)
wieder gesund werden — to get better, to get well again, to recover
2. adv comp ordm; er or -er, superl am ordm;esten or -estenjdn gesund pflegen — to nurse sb back to health
See:* * *1) ((generally) having good health: I'm rarely ill - I'm really a very healthy person; My bank balance is healthier now than it used to be.) healthy2) (resulting from good health: a healthy appetite.) healthy3) sanely4) (not mad: in a perfectly sane state of mind.) sane5) soundly6) (strong or in good condition: The foundations of the house are not very sound; He's 87, but he's still sound in mind and body.) sound7) (healthy: I don't feel very / at all well; She doesn't look very well; She's been ill but she's quite well now.) well8) wholesomely9) (healthy; causing good health: wholesome food; wholesome exercise.) wholesome* * *ge·sund<gesünder, gesündeste>[gəˈzʊnt]adj healthygeistig und körperlich \gesund sound in mind and body\gesunde Organe healthy [or sound] organs\gesunde Zähne healthy [sound] teetheine \gesunde Firma a healthy [or viable] companywirtschaftlich \gesund financially soundrauchen ist nicht \gesund smoking is unhealthysonst bist du \gesund? (iron fam) are you feeling OK? fam, have you lost your marbles? sl, are you off your chump? BRIT slbleib [schön] \gesund! take care [of yourself]!, look after yourself!jdn \gesund pflegen to nurse sb back to healthjdn \gesund schreiben to pass sb as fitwieder \gesund werden to get well again, to get better* * *; gesünder, seltener: gesunder, gesündest..., seltener: gesundest... Adjektiv1) healthy; (fig.) viable, financially sound <company, business>wieder gesund werden — get better; recover
gesund sein — < person> be healthy; (im Augenblick) be in good health
2) (natürlich, normal) healthy <mistrust, ambition, etc.>; sound < construction>; healthy, sound <attitude, approach>* * *1. (Ggs krank) Person: healthy, präd auch (very) well; (fit) fit; Organ, Schlaf, Zähne: sound, healthy; Tier, Pflanze: healthy;gesund und munter umg as fit as a fiddle, in the pink;geistig gesund sane;körperlich und geistig gesund physically and mentally fit, sound in body and mind;jemanden gesund machen/pflegen restore sb to/nurse sb back to health;(wieder) gesund werden get better, get well, recover;sich nicht ganz gesund fühlen not feel very well;Ihre Leber etcist gesund auch is in (perfectly) good shape;wir machen dich schon wieder gesund we’ll get you back on your feet again;bleib (schön) gesund! look after yourself;sonst bist du gesund? iron but apart from that you’re fine?, are you sure you’re feeling all right?;der ist doch nicht ganz gesund! umg he needs his head examined2. Nahrung etc: good (für for), wholesome; Lebensweise: healthy;Obst ist gesund fruit is good for you;Schokolade ist für die Zähne nicht gesund chocolate is bad for your teeth;das schmeckt gesund umg, iron it tastes like it must be good for you;zu wenig Schlaf ist nicht gesund too little sleep is not good for the healtheine gesunde Farbe haben have a healthy colo(u)r4. fig Firma, Instinkt etc: soundgesunder Menschenverstand (sound) common sense;eine gesunde Einstellung haben zu have a healthy attitude toward(s)B. adv:gesund leben have a healthy lifestyle* * *; gesünder, seltener: gesunder, gesündest..., seltener: gesundest... Adjektiv1) healthy; (fig.) viable, financially sound <company, business>wieder gesund werden — get better; recover
gesund sein — < person> be healthy; (im Augenblick) be in good health
2) (natürlich, normal) healthy <mistrust, ambition, etc.>; sound < construction>; healthy, sound <attitude, approach>* * *adj.daffy adj.hale adj.healthful adj.healthy adj.nonhazardous adj.nonvenomous adj.salubrious adj.salutary adj.sane adj.sound adj.well adj.wholesome adj. adv.healthfully adv.healthily adv.salubriously adv.salutarily adv.sanely adv.wholesomely adv. -
2 zusammenbrechen
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. Gebäude, Brücke: cave in, collapse; Haus, Wand: auch come tumbling down2. Person: collapse; fig., seelisch: break down; Kreislauf: break down; sein Kreislauf ist zusammengebrochen auch he had a circulatory breakdown3. fig., Wirtschaft, Firma: collapse; Angriff, Pläne: fail; Ordnung, Netzwerk, Telefonverbindung, Theorie, Verhandlungen, Widerstand: break down; Verkehr: come to a standstill; da brach für mich eine Welt zusammen that’s when my whole world fell apart* * *das Zusammenbrechenslump* * *zu|sạm|men|bre|chenvi sep irreg aux sein(Gebäude) to cave in; (Brücke auch) to give way; (Wirtschaft, Markt, Imperium) to collapse; (Widerstand) to crumble; (= zum Stillstand kommen) (Verkehr etc) to come to a standstill or halt; (Verhandlungen, Telefonverbindung, MIL Angriff) to break down; (ELEC Spannung) to fail; (COMPUT Rechner) to crash; (Mensch) to break down; (vor Erschöpfung) to collapse* * *1) (to be overcome with emotion: She broke down and wept.) break down2) (to give in to torture or similar pressures: The spy finally cracked under their questioning and told them everything he knew.) crack3) (to fall down and break into pieces: The bridge collapsed under the weight of the traffic.) collapse4) ((of a person) to fall down especially unconscious, because of illness, shock etc: She collapsed with a heart attack.) collapse5) ((of a business) to fail.) crash6) ((of a person) to collapse physically or nervously: She went to pieces when her husband died.) go (all) to pieces* * *zu·sam·men|bre·chenvi irreg Hilfsverb: sein1. (kollabieren) to collapse2. (in sich zusammenfallen) to collapse, to give way3. (zum Erliegen kommen) to collapse; Verkehr to come to a standstill; Versorgung to be paralyzed; Kommunikation to break down; Markt to collapse; Computer to crash* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) (einstürzen) collapse3) (fig.) collapse; <order, communications, system, telephone network> break down; < traffic> come to a standstill, be paralysed; <attack, front, resistance> crumble* * *zusammenbrechen v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-)1. Gebäude, Brücke: cave in, collapse; Haus, Wand: auch come tumbling downsein Kreislauf ist zusammengebrochen auch he had a circulatory breakdown3. fig, Wirtschaft, Firma: collapse; Angriff, Pläne: fail; Ordnung, Netzwerk, Telefonverbindung, Theorie, Verhandlungen, Widerstand: break down; Verkehr: come to a standstill;da brach für mich eine Welt zusammen that’s when my whole world fell apart* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) (einstürzen) collapse3) (fig.) collapse; <order, communications, system, telephone network> break down; < traffic> come to a standstill, be paralysed; <attack, front, resistance> crumble* * *(alt.Rechtschreibung) v.to break down v.to collapse v.to drop v.
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